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 *ture from an accustomed abode.  Deslogement de vie. A dying, deceasing, departing.

Desloger. To dislodge, remoue; shift, flit, part, or depart from an accustomed lodging.  Se desloger. The same.  Faire desloger de. To vnnestle; to thrust, or driue, out of; to dispossesse, or disseise of.

Desloqueté: m. ée: f. Ragged, torne, tattered.

Desloqueter. To teare vnto rags, or tatters; to make clouts of.

Desloué: m. ée: f. Dispraised; disallowed, reproued; also, loossened, or put out of it place.

Deslouër. To dispraise, disallow, blame, reprooue; also, to loossen, or put out of it place.

Deslouëure: f. A loossing, mouing, or putting of a thing out of it right place.

Desloyal: m. ale: f. Disloyall, vnfaithfull, trustlesse, trecherous, false, traiterous.

Desloyalement. Disloyally, vnfaithfully, falsely, trecherously.

Desloyauté: f. Disloyaltie, trecherie, falsehood, faithlesnesse, vntruth, vnfaithfulnesse, infidelitie.

Desmaché: m. ée: f. Vnchawed; also, blurted out.

Desmacher. To vnchaw; also, to blurt out, by force, a secret, and concealed matter; or, as Demacquer. Desmaçonné: m. ée: f. Pulled downe, or taken asunder, as stone-worke.

Desmaçonner. To vndoe, take asunder, pull downe, stone-worke.

Desmaillé: m. ée: f. Vnmailed; vnlinked; vndone, cut in peeces, hacked vnto peeces, as a coat of maile.

Desmailler. To vnlinke, vndoe, cut in peeces, or hacke to peeces, a coat of maile.

Desmailloté: m. ée: f. Vnswathed, vnswadled.

Desmaillotement: m. An vnswadling, or vnswathing.

Desmailloter. To vnswadle, or vnswath; to loosse, or take, a child out of the swathing bands.

Desmaillure: f. An vnmailing; an vndoing, tearing, or cutting, as of maile, in peeces.

Desmaintenant. Presently, euen now; from henceforth.

Desmaisonné: m. ée: f. Turned out of his house; thrust out of his owne dores; disseised, or dispossessed of his owne dwelling.

Desmaisonner. To dispossesse, or disseise of his owne dwelling, to driue out of house and harbour; to turne out of his owne dores.

Desmanché: m. ée: f. Loosse, disorderlie, vnhelued, off the hindges.

Desmanchement: m. An vnhafting; a flying out of it haft, or helue; hence, any out-lashing, or vnrulie, disordinate, or disobedient, pranke.

Desmancher. To vnhelue, or take off the helue, or haft from an axe, &c; also, to loossen, disorder, put out of frame; turne out of it right place.

Desmandibulé: m. ée: f. Vniawed; whose iawes are burst, or put out of ioynt.

Desmandibuler. To breake, or vnioynt the iawes of.

Desmantelé: m. ée: f. Dismanteled.

Desmanteler. as Desmanteller. Desmantellement: m. A dismantling; razing, or beating downe the wals of a towne.

Desmanteller. To take a mans cloake off his backe; also, to dismantle, raze, or beat downe the walls of a fortresse.

Desmarche: f. A backe step; a stepping, or stirring backward; a setting of one foot behind the other; also, a stepping aside, a trauersing of ground; and (more generally, and most vsually) any pace, gate, or going; also, ward, fence, or the lying of the bodie in fencing; and the posture, or carriage thereof in any motion, or action whatsoeuer.  Desmarche de cordier. A stepping, or going backward.

Desmarché: m. ée: f. Stepped backe, remoued backward; that hath lost ground; thats gone, or put, from the place he held; thats recoyled, thats retired.

Desmarcher. To step, or goe, backe; to plucke, twitch, or bring backe a step; to remoue a foot backward; to recoyle, retire, stirre from, giue backe, loose ground.

Desmarer. To vnmoore; or, as Demarer. Desmarié: m. ée: f. Diuorced, vnmarried againe.

Desmarier. To diuorce, vnwed, or vnmarrie.

Desmarquer. To take away the marke from; or, to put from his marke.

Desmarrer. as Demarer. Desmasquer. To vnmaske, discouer, pull, or take off his maske.

Desmelancolié: m. ée: f. Vnmelancholized, rid of melancholie.

Desmelancolier. To rid of melancholie, take away sadnesse; gladden, reuiue, cheere vp; comfort, solace.

Desmembré: m. ée: f. Dismembred, peecemealed, rent, or torne from.

Desmembrement: m. A tearing, dismembring, rending from, or in peeces.

Desmembrer. To dismember, peecemeale; teare, mangle, cut, rend from, or in peeces; to make hauocke of.  Desmembrer son fief. To sell, alien, passe away, or part with, a part thereof.

Desmenacer. To vnthreaten, to reuoke a threat.

Desmenagé: m. ée: f. Scattered as a familie, remooued as a household, broken vp as a house; also, transported, or shifted, as household-stuffe, from one lodging to another.

Desmenagement: m. A dissoluing, or scattering of a familie, a breaking vp of a house.

Desmenager. To giue vp house, to dissolue, or scatter his familie, to remoue household; also, to transport household-stuffe out of one lodging into another.

Desmenter. See Dementer. Desmenti: m. The Ly (giuen, or taken;) also, a little Stiletto, or sharpe-pointed dagger.

Desmenti: m. ie: f. Digressed, or derogated from; proued naught, grown false; fayling in word, or of expectation; also, by whom, or to whom the Ly is giuen.  En cette maison il n'y a rien de desmenti. This house is not a whit sunke, shrunke, or fallen into decay.

Desmentir. To giue the Ly vnto; also, to fayle; digresse, or derogate from; proue naught, or false; doe contrarie to expectation.  Se Desmentir. Looke Se Dementir. Vn bon arbre ne desmentira poinct son fruict en sa saison. A good tree will not deny it fruit, or will not fayle to yeeld it fruit, in due season.  La maison desment. The house begins to faile, shrink, sinke, fall into decay.

Desmenture: f. A fayling, decaying, shrinking, sinking.

Desmeslé: m. ée: f. Looßed, opened, cleered, vnpestered, disintricated, disintangled; also, dealt in, handled, managed.

Desmeslement: m. A loossing, opening, cleering, vnpestering, disintricating, disintangling; also, a handling, managing, dispatching of, dealing in, busineßes.